The Cornell Medical Index in Patients with Concave RS-T Elevation in Mid. and Left Precordial Leads and New Questionnaires Specially Designed for Actual Neurosis : Part II. New Questionnaires Specially Designed for Actual Neurosrs
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As discussed in Part I, the Cornell Medical Index is impertinent for a patient with actual neurosis who has the spirit of self-respect and is ashamed of exposing himself, bodily or mental, to others. However, in dealing with neuroses, what we physicians must search for is that obstacle which interferes with normal emotional discharge and not the products of reactions of the organism to this obstacle. For this reason, new questionnaires which have no column for the name of patients and consist of concrete questions asking the environment in which they live were specially designed for actual neurosis.
- 社団法人日本循環器学会の論文
- 1966-08-15
著者
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Nakamoto Kimiaki
The Central Laboratory And The Department Of Internal Medicine Yamaguchi Red Cross Hospital
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Nakamoto Kimiaki
The Central Clinical Laboratory And The Department Of Internal Medicine Mitoyo General Hospital
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